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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2012
Page
4
Garden City pushes citizen involvement with its eight session Citizens Academy starting February 8 at city facilities. City department heads lead presentations with tours and group activities, offering residents a behind the scenes look at services and decisions affecting tax dollars. Deadline to apply is Friday. call 276-1160 for information.
Online readers respond to a Garden City story on commissioners weighing a merger of the Southwest Kansas Juvenile Detention Center and Youth Services into a single department. One commenter praises staff for positive community impact.
The Telegram invites signed letters up to 500 words with writer address and phone. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. General appreciation and form letters, poems, complaints, and business testimonials will not be printed. Write Attn Editor Garden City KS 67846. Online www.gctelegram.com.
In a blunt column a writer abandons climate change advocacy and gun control, blaming money in politics and NRA influence for inaction. He argues the Earth’s warming will self-perpetuate and mocks constitutional arguments for arms rights while lamenting political stalemate.
Tina Dupuy argues in a Crooks and Liars piece that the U S should end involvement in Afghanistan. She cites escalating costs and the unwinnable nature of COIN strategy while noting public weariness and past warnings.
Rich Lowry compares the Costa Concordia disaster with the Titanic noting how lifeboat ethics shifted from Victorian chivalry to modern panic. He cites witnesses about priority to women and children, crew discipline, and survivors’ statistics, framing a critique of today’s society.
Other Words columnist Donald Kaul is based in Ann Arbor Michigan. The note distributed by OtherWords.org confirms his residence and ongoing commentary platform.
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